i just had thef pleasure of listening to two hopkins people present work associated with the hopkins is cfar. the collaborative project was joyce jones in the linkage and retention care upon release from the maryland state prison by gene anderson. if everything that is done here is as t good as what i saw this morning you guys are in really good shape. so let's get on to the science. besides the one plantation -- implementation we should not forget to how we got to where we are now and it really is the science that got us there namely the scientific races or even our ability to implement a program so let me talk about that for a few minutes. we have hiv treatment and prevention tool kits that have accumulated as chris said over decades of research with basic research and clinical trials including the drugs on the left hand toolbox in the prevention of callow days. i begin taking care of hiv-infected individuals in the fall and winter of 1981 before was called aids, before we knew it was. at that time the patients that i admitted to my unit at the nih had a median expectancy of about

at hopkins she was given iv fluids and antibiotics.e're told she's expected to be released as early as this morning. she's 86 years old. she has successfully battled health issues for years, from colon cancer in 1999, to getting pancreatic cancer ten years later. she had a stent put in, and she fractured three ribs a year ago. in december last year she underwent surgery for lung cancer. then earlier this year had radiation for pancreatic cancer. for all that i can tell you justice ginsburg remains active on the court. i saw her at oral arguments at the court earlier this month. she was a sharp, even intimidating questioner during those arguments. still very active on the court. >> and terry, this latest health scare, a lot of people watching this very closely. the repercussions could be significant if she has to step down. >> reporter: huge. president trump has had two nominees. it's a 5-4 majority on the supreme court for conservatives. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he and his senate republican colleagues will confirm an

i want you to google, harry hopkins, harry hopkins was a confident and best friend of franklin rooseveltu liberal democrats out there, the media, you let the fbi. everything he did come in sick the irs on the opponent's sick irs on the media. grounded up with the americans, kept offshore, you love your fdr. would you impeach him by the way? of course not, you would celebrate him. with that said, harry hopkins and every president has had one of this. harry hopkins lived in the white house. harry hopkins conducted for the president and he went around the state department come infuriated the secretary of state, secretary of treasurer, secretary of commerce and conduct foreign policy. talk to stalin, churchill and he would do all these other things. so i have a suggestion for adam schiff. why don't we retroactively, cautiously befriend franklin roosevelt? that would be justice, ladies and gentlemen. yes, that is it. >> sean: and then i released the oh, joe biden/ukraine transcripts. let's see, the flexibility of the tape so the vladimir putin transcripts. the obama/iran transcripts come a lo

harry hopkins lived in the white house.enho harry hopkins conducted foreign for the president and het around the state department, infuriated the secretary of state, secretary of treasurer, secretary of commerce and conduct foreign policy. talk to stalin, churchill, and he would do all these other things. so i have a suggestion for adam schiff. why don't we retroactively, posthumously impeach franklin roosevelt? that would be justice, ladies and gentlemen. yes, that is it. >> sean: and then i released the, oh, joe biden/ukraine transcripts.en let's see, the flexibility of the tape so the vladimir putin transcripts. the obama/mullahs in iran transcripts, a lot of transcripts to read. great one, great job. new timeslot, every sunday night, new slot at 8:00 p.m. eastern. when we come back, actually they had therapy dogs on capitol hill to help people cope with the stress of impeachment progress. donald trump jr. is here. he will weigh in on the crazy people showing up on his book tour. lawrence jones on the streets of washington today speaking with people outside of the capital and rush

bloomberg is doing and what is done as far as work at the john hopkins university. he could see to it the minimum system of healthcare, and has suggestions and that direction to by doing away with high cost of medical care by going with non- who profit place. i say of mro news president. an appropriate man he knows how to do it. he knows how to handle people from new york or whatever they do. >> thank you stanley. elinor what you have to see. >> what is interesting about what he is staying is i thought about mr. bloomberg as the public health mayor and public health philanthropist. he got interested in public health in the 80s. at johns hopkins and have antismoking and trench map and you have the big things which earned him the title is in any mayor. willie says fort new yorkers, just before you die, remember you have three extra years. it is the lifespan new yorkers, is better by three years and pretty much the rest of the country. and he cares about health. that's with the gun control, could be on that umbrella. and you know, keeping put climate change on that umb

i just had the pleasure of listening to two hopkins people present work associated with the hopkins and the baltimore collaborative project with joyce jones in the linkage and retention and repair upon release from the maryland state prison. if everything is done here is as good as what i saw this morning you guys are in really good shape. so let's get on to the scientific basis. beside the implementation, i think we should not forget how we got to where we are now, it really is a science that got us there. mainly the science for even older ability to implement the program. let me talk about that for a few minutes. we have hiv treatment and prevention toolkits that have accumulated as chris said, over decades of research with basic research and clinical trials including the drugs on the left-hand toolbox in the prevention on the right hand. where has that brought us? i began taking care of hiv-infected individuals in the fall and winter of 1981. before it was called aids, before we knew what it was. at that time, i admitted to my unit at the nih in a meeting in the expectancy of about a

martin bloem from the jon hopkins bloomberg school of public health.course, supported by bloomberg lp and bloomberg philanthropy. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. a surprising offer from .resident trump on twitter today, the president said he would strongly consider testifying in the house impeachment investigation. this after speaker pelosi said the president could testify in writing. mr. trump also reportedly is backing off a flavored vaping than he wants through his support behind. according to the washington post, the president is afraid it could be to job losses and hurt his reelection bid. the president's wife and daughter had wanted him to impose the ban. u.s. and north korean leaders are at all with one another as a deadline approaches. over the weekend, president trump urged kim jong and quickly to get a nuclear deal done. he also suggested they could meet again soon. kim hasn the u.s. -- given the u.s. until the end of the year and says that he may take a new. iranian forces have signaled there is l

finds a wide-open deandre hopki hopkins. the touchdown. those two hook up again. texans hold on for the big win, 20-17. after each of the receptions, hopkins handing the ball to his biggest fan, his mom. she's legally blind after having acid thrown in her face in 2002. >> my mom is my biggest supporter, my biggest critic. when i drop a ball, she's on me. i catch a touchdown, she's still on me. you know, that's my hardest critic. you know, i put her up in the first row to be part of my accomplishment of scoring a touchdown. obviously, you know the story about her. and not being able to visually see me on the football field. i want her to be part of that touchdown. >>> the nfl announcing they are upholding the browns myles garrett indefinite suspension for hitting mason rudolph with a helmet. it's the longest suspension in nfl history. a new wrinkle came out yesterday. according to reports, garrett told the nfl in his hearing, that rudolph said a racial slur toward him during the skirmish. in a statement, garrett said, this was not meant for public dissemination nor

navy named mister hopkins he was an unsavory character all around. from rhode island. involved in the slave trade. most of rhode island's economy at the time so he tortured british prisoners of war which is extraordinary when you think about it is unacceptable even during wartime human torture the enemy. so i did research to dig around in the real thing going on is that hopkins was abusing his public office for private gain. george washington was sending him to chesapeake bay and hopkins to take the navy somewhere else. he took them to the bahamas. because this was lucrative for him personally. so i think it's fascinating in the first law congress passed there is this issue of public officials are supposed to serve their country and not themselves if you getry confused about that you don't go anyplace good. so congress wound up passing the law and got those founders that were in jail they paid their legal fees and said all the records which is why we tell the story today. >> it's fascinating. and that it come so early in history but despite this law and weaving into ou

the court says the 86-year-old was taken to johns hopkins friday after having chills and a fever.oms have abated and she could be released within the coming hours, we're happy to say. >>> right now hong kong voters are lining up to cast their ballots in local elections. so far 2 million people have turned out to vote for district counselors. that's a higher turnout than previous elections. sunday's vote considered a referendum on pro-democracy protests. many people have been injured in the unrest. unarmed protester named patrick chow was shot and critically wounded by a police officer. chow is now speaking with cnn's nick paton walsh about his injury. we warn you their story contains graphic images. >> reporter: these wounds were felt across hong kong. >> this is the most pain area. >> reporter: patrick chow is one of a handful of protesters to be shot by police in these protests. his injuries sparked the last 10 days of extreme violence. a student, age 21, his voice is husky on hospital breathing tubes. so you are missing a kidney? >> i am missing a kidney. >> reporter: he has be

deshaun watson going deep to hopkins. hopkins at the end of this play, will get tackled in the end zone. no flag was thrown. the texans challenged it and it was upheld, no pass interference. when that happened, 6 of 58 pass interferences had been overturned. hopkins tweeting out after the game, someone new has to make the decisions in new york. lamar jackson outdueling. ravens win big, 41-7. and mark ingram has no doubts who the mvp should be right now. >> the mvp front-runner. if somebody has to say something different about that, see me. be more outside of the bank. if you have an issue with that, come see me. >>> the reigning super bowl mvp making plays with his arm for new england. not tom brady, julian edelman. brady to edelman to dorsett for the touchdown. that was a game-winning touchdown. 17-10. >>> cowboys and lions, dock prescot's dance routine was the talk of the nfl a week ago. now, it's become a touchdown celebration. ezekiel elliott getting this screen pass from dak in the fourth quarter. takes it in for the

much of that goes to academic medical centers like johns hopkins.y are the ones doing the initial research. that is where we get most of the initial innovation. then it typically goes to venture capital. they see something promising developed and bring it forward another step or two. then there might be other parts of the market that get engaged. it is not until the drug is really developed an almost through the whole fda process, that in most cases, the big pharmaceutical companies get involved. the research, development has already been done, and then they buy it. they need to buy it at a higher price in order for the research to continue because you have to motivate people, but at the same time, they are not the ones doing the innovation. shery: your thoughts on medicare for all? is there an upside to have this giant negotiation -- entity to go shooting prices lower? gerard: may be a part of medicare for all his having the government negotiate prices. what we see in other countries is it is one entity negotiating prices. in the u.s., there are li

development and production sites oftentimes going directly against their mission statements john hopkins mission statement says and they're one of the biggest perpetrators of this you can see the map right there those are all the universities tied into all of this john hopkins mission statement says it includes to bring the benefits of discovery to the world how can you bring benefits of discovery to the world when you're spending all of your time helping coordinate the building of nuclear weapons is that even possible for these universities to try to do plays both sides of this. and jump into it and i think that that this is kind of systemic of what we're seeing across the big education. complex that we have built this country right now which is essentially selling themselves for any kind of research grants they can possibly get what's interesting is that if you dig into that report a little bit from i can you find that not only do we have a massive number of universities that are taking money to do this research but that students who are involved in this or immediately getting high pay

joining us from johns hopkins is the co-author of the opioid epidemic, what everybody needs to know.nk you for joining us doctor. the community miss the exponential increase in opiod-related over toys and death? 45,000 and 2017. starts with missing the opioid prescriptions with -- which went up in the united states. we recently understood that every shipment of opioids is reported to the drug enforcement administration but they never did that much with the data to see the pattern to see something was happening and that little towns were getting tens of millions of opioid pills through. the first failure to recognize the problem was a failure to recognize patterns in the data. vonnie: massive quantities being pharmacieso a few nationwide. now that we know how can we ?everage big data for solutions people are at: risk for overdose death but treatment can pull them back from the brink and save their lives. there are a couple of states that have dug into the data to understand who is at the highest risk so interventions can be targeted. for example, in massachusetts, they linked a number

hopkins was chief of the navy, and he was removed from office for abusing his office for public gain.king the u.s. navy other places, not the places general washington wanted him to engage the british, and instead of going to chesapeake bay, he would go, for example, to the bahamas, and this served his commercial interests, but it certainly didn't serve the war effort and it certainly didn't serve the cause of the newly united states. so it was certainly about the power and corruption in public servants. >> tom, you point out that these whistleblowers are often acting in circumstances that they know they could pay a very heavy price. they're facing a lot of pressure not to blow the whistle. you have this incredible case in pennsylvania around pharmaceuticals. explain that story. >> right, ellen jones was an inspector in the inspector general's office in the state of pennsylvania, and his job was to inspect potential corporate fraud. and he discovered a multi-billion-dollar fraud scheme by johnson & johnson and other pharmaceutical companies and was promptly forced by his own departmen

rob: texans win 20-17 thanks to a late fourth-down stop and two touchdowns from hopkins.religious about it but i like to see him win when they can win. i can't get into it. wants to talk about the weather? >> happy friday. rob: you have a reputation as a thief around here. she hadn't stealing food. >> not a lot of time to go over that. what happened yesterday, you can go to my twitter feed, things were left on the table. i did replace them. a long story. you can find out,@janice dean on twitter. current temperatures, let's talk about the weather. we have a cold front moving through the ohio and mississippi river valley. along that front we will see potential for heavy rain, maybe snow in the wintery next, setting up the scenario as we get into next week. that means potential for travel trouble into thanksgiving. here is the past 24 hours. you can see the heavy rain over tennessee river valley areas, ohio river valley and that will move eastward and bring potential for heavy rain across the northeast on sunday. behind that we see a little snow. forecast, precipitation thro

permitiÓ estar mucho tiempo, por eso prefiriÓ estudiar sola y de esta manera conociÓ a su Ídolo stephen hopkinsnda, del norte de california. >> el portero de tigres se recuperado mÁs rápido de lo previsto de su lesiÓn, y su regreso a las canchas podrÍa darse antes de lo esperado, en caso de no estar listo miguel ortega repetirÍa como titular despuÉs de debutar en el estadio azteca. >> me sentÍ muy acogido por ellos, todos me acogieron y me sentÍ parte de la familia, creo que con nuestra gente habrÁ más apoyo y muy contento de poder disfrutar si se puede otro partido. >> barcelona informÓ que presenta la lesiÓn en el bÍceps derecho, y se perderÁ los prÓximos partidos incluido el clÁsico con el real madrid, en el 2019 ha recibido 5 lesiones y lleva 9 desde su llegada al barça. marsella obtuvo su 4 victoria en la liga, presionando en parÍs saint germain. y este viernes se llevan a cabo los ensayos de la fÓrmula 1 y el mexicano nÉstor pérez tuvo 1 buen dÍa al finalizar el 8 sitio, el finlandÉs fue mÁs rÁpido con 1 tiempo de 1 minuto y 36 segundos. este domingo seguimos con la emociÓn de la liguilla

a playmaker watch this play the last one deandre hopkins, his number one target perfect pass fingertipouchdown the second of the game for hopkins that gives the ball right to his mother 20 to 1710 since 3 minutes to go. called still down 3.47 jacoby percent looking look it tries to run for it looking for the markers but brennan scarlett tackles him about a yard short the texans but mussel down the clock from there final score 20 to 17 houston at 7 in 4. they take sole possession of first place in the afc south and the raiders move up to the 6th and final playoff spot coming up across 4 news at 9 the cow basketball team taking on top-ranked duke. we'll have the highlights that is it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides, your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise. prove. and now during the

as director of the johns hopkins ai g. program dr. buyer provided fellowships for over 1400 and i will repeat that 1400 international scholars and hiv/aids prevention research and treatment. chris is one of the bloomberg's most remarkable graduates. his successes in research and practice with the continuing and ongoing commitment from the top policy leaders at the cdc and nih make for a powerful combination and have helped bring us to where we are today on the cost of ending the hiv epidemic in america and indeed across the

she was initially evaluated in washington before being transferred to john hopkins in baltimore for treatment. now, her symptoms are improving after she received anti-buy bio and fluids. >> still ahead, it was a smashing debut but not even a publicity stunt gone wrong have stopped people from ordering the cyber truck. the number of preorders is skyrocketi skyrocketing. >> and christmas is right around the corner but one thing could be missing this holiday season. the reason why there's a christmas tree shortage and how much more a tree could cost you much more a tree could cost you this holiday seaso much more a tree could cost you this is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm nyemrro

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hopkins tweeting after the game, someone new needs to be making these decisions in new york. touchdowns. ravens won that game big 41-7. zplmplg zblmp >>> the colin kaepernick workout that was an unechbventful day. 25 scouts had arrived myself and other media members arrived. 30 minutes before it was to start, they announced they were doing their own workout an hour later and moving it to a high school stadium about 60 miles away. kaepernick's team said the nfl workout fell apart because they wanted to film it themselves, have it open to the media, and sign a generic liability waiver. not a waiver with employment related clauses in it like the nfl wanted them to sign. all the media and everyone ran over to this new facility. only eight of the teams that were at the original workout made it to that new workout at the stadium south near the airport in atlanta. just a wild, wild afternoon. and it's something that made clear that there's still plenty of mistrust between colin kaepernick's team and the nfl. >> sounds like it. and that's all very confusing in terms of how they are h

he's going to find deandre hopkins for the touchdown. these two would hook up again in the game.ntrolling. texans hold on for the big win 20-17. after each one of those touchdown receptions, hopkins handing the ball to his biggest fan, his mom. she's sitting front row. she's legally blind after havings a sit thrown in her face back in 2002. >>> the nfl is upholding the myles garrett suspension. it's the longest suspension in nfl history for an on-field situation. according to reports, garrett told the nfl that rudolph said a racial slur towards him during the skirmish. and once that news fwot out, garrett releasing a statement saying this was not meant for public dissemination. nor was it a convenient attempt to justify my actions or restore my image in the eyes of those i disappointed. i know what i heard. whether my opponent's comment was born out of frustration or ignorance, i cannot say. but his actions do not excuse my lack of restraint in the moment. rudolph says the attack on his integrity is worse than the assault that occurred during the game. and the nfl said they looke

. >> according to the supreme court, justice ruth bader ginsburg was admitted to johns hopkins hospital after experiencing chills and fever. >>> president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani says he isn't afraid of getting indicted. why? because in his own words, he has insurance. >> i say things -- he'll throw me under the bus. when i say, he isn't, but i have insurance. >> i'm leaving right now. >> hang on. i want to go on the record and say you guys need to lay off my boy! everybody lofs his ass! >> thank you. >> ukraine, russia. >> that's enough. that's enough. >> they will do anything for this man. i know. i ask. >> all right. >>> good morning to you. starting you off justthis sunda morning. glad to spend our sunday morning for you. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital. >> the president's lawyer rudy giuliani jokes again about having insurance is a he is made the fallguy for the ukraine scandal. >>> prince andrew about his ties to a sexual predator. >>> we want to begin with justice ruth bader ginsburg's health concerns. >> reporter: justice ruth bader ginsburg, 86 years

become tradition for hopkins, nice story there.t to turn to u.s. china trade, president x jinping saying beijing wants to work on phase 1 trade agreement but would fight back when necessary, potential phase 1 deal further complicated this week with american lawmakers sending legislation to president trump supporting the hong kong protestors, the president has yet to sign the bill which is china has slammed hong kong holding closely watched elections this weekend, joining me senior writer for the wall street journal, hey, good morning to you. >> hey, maria, great to be here. maria: what did you think of the bill, passed in the senate and then the house and interesting to see the administration tieing china's behavior to trade talks that we will have to check that there's autonomy going on between china and hong kong in terms of, you know, doing more trade. >> you know, i think it's pretty remarkable, first of all, how quickly this happened with the senate moving this week and the house turning around and passing it right away, and s

the 86-year-old was admitted to john hopkins friday night.ed after she was given iv antibiotics and fluids and she's now, quote, doing well. ginsberg a four time cancer survivor has been hospitalized multiple times just since last november. >>> a cnn special report explores the effect president trump's lies have on foreign policy, business and national culture. a preview next. red lobster's weekday win menu has something new: introducing pick two tuesday. and, enjoy a different deal every weekday. like endless shrimp monday four-course feast wednesday and more. just fifteen dollars til 6 pm. it's five days. five deals. fifteen dollars. see you before six. i've always loved and i'm still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next?

of the game for hopkins one of the best in the sport, 20 to 17 texans in the fort 3 minutes ago. colts down 3 4th and 7th jacoby percent can't find a receiver tries to run for it the nafta seniors. tackles him about a yard short the texans muscle down the clock down from there. miles scored 20 to 17 houston. it's 7 in 4 they take sole possession of first place in the afc south and the raiders move up to the 6th and final playoff spot. that news what's going on yeah let's go. and they you know what we've got some changes coming our way this weekend. i think you get like it too. >>get ready for some wet weather next week you're tempted. that's coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>this is pretty funny hashtag prayers for an end it is true on twitter right now and if you're wondering why it's because a news anchor in traffic reporter in kansas city is not feeling well. >>yannick faso's e-mail did we would be at work tomorrow but he accidentally hit that send button to all 197 tv stations owned by next are broadcasting. nick tweeted tonight taken from me when you're sick don't emailed next our natio

dbi assessed the penalty of $718 to illegal demolition of 49 hopkins a home designed by world-renowned architect richard. overhead, please. dbi did not assess a penalty to the demolition of a 900 square foot home on alvarado street that was to be replaced by a five-story home. the demolition damaged both homes on either side of the house at 655 alvarado. san francisco is experiencing an emdemocratic of unpermitted work and the -- an emdemocratic of the planning issue did not issue a notice of enforcement for hopkins or alvarado and the program at the planning department does not assess financial penalties. the only example where the planning department issued an noe is 25 17th avenue where the developer received a penalty of $254. for unpermitted demolition of a three-story bay and deck parking structure. this is less than the cost of a parking ticket in a bus stop. can the planning commission justify a code enforcement process that lacks financial penalties? i hope the planning commission will take steps to ensure that building and planning code enforcement will be half as effective a

she was admitted to johns hopkins hospital for evaluation and treatment of possible infection. she's expected to be released tomorrow morning. earlier this month she missed arguments because of illness. >>> when he said what do you think about cooking a few hundred turkeys. >> a north bay mission giving back too the community with happen from guy frieri. >> later, joe is breaking down the big game. cal tried to end a decade lock streak. >>> a beautiful weekend. starts off with more sunshine, but big time changes,. >> one day after a man plunges into a can sal. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. yes for less. . >>> fire officials say one person died after an apartment fire. it broke out in an eight unit building on leisure lane. all four units we

also on andrea hopkins perfect pass fingertip catch 30 yard touchdown the second of the game for hopkinse of the best in the sport 20 to 17 texans in the fort 3 minutes to go cold still down 3, 4 to 7. jacoby percent lookin can find a receiver tries to run for it. but brennan scarlett tackles him about a yard short the texans muscle down the clock from there. final score 20 to 17 houston 6, 7, 4, they take sole possession of first place in the afc south and the raiders look to the 6 and final playoff spot. >>and finally the undefeated cal golden bears had a chance to shock the world tonight taking on the top-ranked duke blue devils at madison square garden, cal head coach mark fox in this for no bears against coach k's devils 1st half andre kelly. look it's a nice play here from the county mid-range jumper cow leeds. >>6 minutes into the game 8 to 6. that was about it for the bears to 6.10 270 pound freshman saying hearn and cherry junior scored the blue devils last 11 points of the price touch inside second later kerry, 3 ball. >>a likely nba lottery pick in june's draft. the 2 reasons

breang news the new health scare for the 86-year-old supreme court justice being treated at johns hopkinsrvivor and her treatment. >>> no fear. president trump's personal attorney saying he's not worried the president might let him take the fall for ukraine and explaining what he meant about having insurance in case he's thrown under the bus. >>> plus, the bloomberg blitz. record campaign spending. and his big announcement making it official. >>> holiday travel mess. winter storm watches and warnings already posted. the series of storm systems from now through thanksgiving making getting to grandma's house a

she was admitted late friday to john hopkins hospital in baltimore. condition. a statement from the court only says that justice ginsburg experienced chills and a fever and she was transferred to john hopkins from a hospital in washington. let's get right out to our supreme court reporter. justice ginsburg is 86 years old. she missed oral arguments ten days ago because she was sick. what are you hearing and how concerned are peopl c

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she was admitted late friday to john hopkins hospital in baltimore. we have a few details about her condition. a statement from the court only says that justice ginsburg experienced chills and a fever and she was transferred to john hopkins from a hospital in washington. let's get right out to our supreme court reporter. justice ginsburg is 86 years old. she missed oral arguments ten days ago because she was sick. what are you hearing and how concerned are people close to her? >> reporter: a four-time cancer survivor justice ruth bader ginsburg as you said yesterday afternoon started feeling chills and a fever. she went on her own to the local hospital but once she got there the doctors thought she should be transported to baltimore about a half hour away because that is where her physicians are that treated her in the past. she got there and they treated her for what they think is an infection and gave her antibiotics and then they say in this court statement that her symptoms abated and they say maybe even she could be released as soon as tomorrow b

either that, and harry hopkins who in, july, for example went to moscow to get an idea whether or not the russians who would in fact insist and his input that they appeared to be doing that, of course, helped cause our policy and supporting to do so and go into place. third, the whistle-blower talking about the whistle-blower giving a name and that sort of thing supposedly illegal and that was not my understanding of the statute. it is a case of trying to protect a so-called whistle-blower, and again, i think some of the criticisms of the abuse of that term in this context seem to be valid and it is a case of trying to protect him or her against reprisals and that can certainly be done and yet we need to know who that might be. otherwise, it is interesting that in accepting the position that one cannot mention the whistle-blower or talk to him, cross examine him opens the possibility that any kind of anonymous because it would be, anonymous charge that could lead to impeachment has to be accepted at face value without any kind of a chance to check whether or not the person who offered

desean watson and deandre hopkins, best receiver of the game right there. his second of the night.ed up. the texans win. the loss gives the raiders the final wild card spot. dads trip in vegas. they're on the strip right now. second period meyer beats mark an drpge flurry his sixth goal of the beats and del made 37 saves none bigger than this one right there. kickway. sho st win 2-1 in ot. college hoops cal and top ranked duke in madison square garden. matt bradley gives the shot over the blue devils 2-1. it didn't last long. when your leading score is scoring 8, that's not good. a big time player, he had 21 in the first half, 31 for the night. alex o'connell with authority, oh, my. so cal drops a 4 and 1 after their first loss of the year. stanford hosting william and mary. the cardinal jump out on the tribe early. freshman terry strong to the glass. oscar desylva 14 points and 5 and 8 shooting. terry would finish with a game terry would finish with a game high 21 points and 10 a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your det

i want to bring in michael star hopkins, a strategist who served on campaigns of barack obama and hillaryrked for john delaney. and elise jordan, a rm former aide in george w. bush's administration and an msnbc political analyst. michael, among likely voters, in battleground matchups with 2020 democrats president trump beats elizabeth warren in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, north carolina. they're even in arizona. bernie sanders wins in michigan but loses to the president or ties him in the other five states. and joe biden, who democrats have concerns about, beats trump in all battleground matchups except n except north carolina. we've got a president under water nationally but at the times, sienna results and other data, it suggests that -- maybe it's grown since 2016. what's going on? >> you know, i wrote about this for a column coming out later this afternoon, neither party can be confident they're going to win the presidential election coming up. on one side a president is historically unpopular, perpetually under investigation and on the other side you have a democratic

the death toll of the halloween party now stands at five. 19-year-old oceana hopkins died . she is the youngest victim. >> three others were hurt when gunfire erupted in the upscale home. neighbors have repeatedly complained that large parties and other code violations happen at that address. >> new surveillance video suggests multiple guns were brought inside that night. >> reporter: i want to show you the side of the house, neighbors coming together to show their support for the victims. flowers, notes and candles all to show they care about the victims. in the meantime, we know that the victims and partygoers had no clue they were walking into a very dangs

su coeficiente intelectual es mayor que el de albert einrain y stephen hopkins y siempre ha tenido hambreo salvar a la tierra. >> nayeli, su madre, contaminaciÓn que antes de de comer que era una niÑa genio estaba enferma. >> empezÓ a convulsionar. pensamos que no epilepsia y no . se de un cuento que la parte de su cerebro venÍa mÁs desarrollada. >> ese fue el primer sÍntoma de que era diferente. luego los salones de clase aldana se dio cuenta que no encajaba. era vÍctima de acoso y burlas. >> me empezaban a decir rara y se sentÍa muy feo. >> un prÁcticamente me dijeron que no podÍa seguir porque era un problema para los demÁs. y yo la saquÉ de la escuela. >> en las que la para niÑa superdotado de esta ciudad tampoco le permitieron estar mucho tiempo. por eso siguiÓ estudiando sola. asÍ conoce a su Ídolo, stephen hawking. ella misma partiÓ la movilidad por el desarrollo de su cerebro. aldana y su familia viven en esta casa de la unidad mira flores voy al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico, una zona muy popular. ella quiere cambiar pronto estas calles por la de arizona y su programa de astrofÍsica

was initially evaluated at sibley memorial hospital in washington before being transferred to john hopkinsimore for treatment. for symptoms are improving. after she was given antibiotics and fluids. she's expected to be released from the hospital as early as tomorrow morning. >>> vice president mike pence made a surprise visit to iraq today. this comes after months of criticism that the trump administration betrayed former kurdish allies in the region by withdrawing troops. pence thanked troops, congratulated them for capture the last inch of isis-controlled rotator despite an insurgence in syria. >>> anthony flores joining us now and it's been a long time but the wait was worth it for cal. >> certainly worth the wait today here in the bay area. an exciting day of college football. they are changing hands for the first time in a decade. what did the hero of the big game have to say after scoring the winning touchdown? find out. sports is next. . >>> well, the streak is over on the farm. for the first time in ten years the axe is changing hands after the big game between stanford and cal. t

the johns hopkins is he part of. something not seeking to want to get out through you know he's kind of kind of the bones in the comic clockwork was you. get a bit put up it may feel they've i swear this was not scripted this is a pure coincidence but i'm sure those guys would have something to talk about if they were to meet in real life and even our psychologist is loyal to his football team which is non other than his local f c. m's i do. think it does i think that in my living in upstate. new teeth this in bust for me yes. you know i'm fond of just money just a little bit just. got done to you all. the stops as i just say yes there was the d. but if you get so into the openly. does this all is. not good too and does it come on the nomination is gone is most likely i'm going to cut a long story short loyalty to a football club is a strong bond you won't find in many other places in the world it's madness but in an ever changing world also a strategy to be as firm as a rock you can choose any team for whatever reas

the 86-year-old spent part of the weekend at the johns hopkins hospital in baltimore after experiencinghills and a fever. ginsburg has had a number of health issues lately. she's been treated for cancer four times, including twice in the past year. a court spokeswoman says she is doing well. >>> and coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, passengers aboard a norwegian cruise line ship were hospitalized. >>> and struggling down under. how recent fires are threatening the koala population. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." it's judgement day backseat chefs peer inside your oven but you've cleaned off all the baked-on business from meals past with easy off so, the only thing they see is that beautiful bird go ahead, let 'em judge too many after-parties. new neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turnover by 10 times for instantly brighter skin. bright boost neutrogena®. my lady! those darn seatbelts got me all crumpled up. that's ok! hey, guys! hi mrs. patterson... wrinkles send the wrong message. sorry. help prevent them before t